Choose the proper comparative or superlative form of the adjective in parentheses.
For me, math is a (hard) subject than science.

• hard
• harder
• hardest

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Today's homework is even (difficult) than yesterday's.

• more difficult
• most difficult
• difficult

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Even the (smart) student in the class had trouble!

• smart
• smarter
• smartest

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Our teacher suggested an (easy) way to do the assignment.

• easy
• easier
• easiest

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He always has the (intelligent) solution to every problem.

• intelligent
• more intelligent
• most intelligent

Choose which word or words in parentheses best complete the sentence.
Next week's game will be (tougher, toughest) than this one.

• tougher
• toughest

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That team has the (fastest, most fastest) players in the league.

• fastest
• most fastest

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Their batters are (reliabler, more reliable) hitters than ours.

• reliabler
• more reliable

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Our pitcher has a (stronger, more stronger) throwing arm than theirs.

• stronger
• more stronger

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It should be the (more exciting, most exciting) game of the season!

• more exciting
• most exciting